Weather Inside MICHIGAN STATE MEW S Today: Cloudy and windy with showers, high in the Final Session of Ecumen¬ STATE 40's. S a t u r d a y: Colder ical Council Set, p. 4; Detroit Lions' Head with snow flurries. Coach Named, p. 8. UNIVERSITY East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 8, 1965 Vol. 55, Number 234 Band Will March At Inauguration Health Package Goes To LBJ's Plan UnitTo Represent Indonesia Quits State Of Michigan May C United Nations tion The to MSU march band has and play accepted at President Lyn¬ an invita¬ don B. Johnson's inauguration ceremonies $1.2 Bi JAKARTA, another "Go to Indonesia 1-Will, hell," ('resident ai Indonesia has walked c e United Nations." in Washington, Leonard Falcone, director Sukarno said nations that have of bands announced Thursday. Sukarno declared Indonesia has WASHINGTON 4—While oppo¬ "walked out of the United Na- conie under attack in the Unlted Ihe 170 member band will represent sition melted, President Johnson tiOi.s" and turned its back on U. Nations have become stronger, sent to Congress Thursday a huge N. agencies that had ea Michigan Jan. 20 at the inaugural and lead package of health proposals, $50 million to help him. the Michigan delegation in the inaugural keyed to insured hospital care for Thus Sukarno carried out a RU,ra. the elderly and a nationwide at¬ threat voiced a week ago. He Appeals were received from parade. This is the first time the MSU tack on killer diseases. acted in the face of pleas from several nations asking him to re- band has been invited. Early approval of at least the th* Soviet Union and friends in co,,side., "But I have said,many "1 think it is a great honor program for health care for the the African-Asian bloc, and made thanks, my decision remains," elderly under the Social Security system seemed virtually assured PRESIDENT SUKARNO Indonesia the first nation ever to pull out of the world organic- he asserted. U.N. Secretary- General U I hant wasamongthos Detroiter to be selected from all the fine bands in the state to represent the State of Michigan," Falcone when Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, ID- tiori in its 20-year history. asking Sukarno not to withdraw. Ark., all but lined up behind the administration plan. \s chairman of the House Ways "We e m afford to operate w lth- ined Nat ions specialized Indonesia has the warm backing of Red China. Peking has been en¬ couraging Indonesia to stick to its' Arrested said. "I'm forward sure to the band is looking participating in the and Means Committee, Mills has Committee decision. The Soviet Union has parade and I think the hand will done more than any other single member of Congress to block a been uring Jakarta not to quit. The decision is expected to As Agent be a credit to the State of Mich¬ igan," he added. Social security health c3.-c pro¬ gram. But I iiur.-day ae told news¬ Structure Mar>. t|.:ow relations Indonesia into e.en with Red China, closer and NEW \ ORK (UPI)—A young to The the invitation band by was the extended Michigan men changes in the proposed States was reported putting pres¬ this is something the Soviet Un¬ man who was born and lived m Democratic State Central Com¬ method of financing meet his sic cast requirements, a ba¬ and he fore¬ House vote by March. Altered sure " 1 o on him to let up on Malay¬ sia. Sukarno in a speech declai cd hell with U.S. aid." ion tried to avert. Detroit until four years ago been arrested in New York he sold U.S. mil- has mittee. from Falcone said the band will leave Lansing by special train lo the cheers of a crowd gath¬ for Washington on Jan. 19 and The proposed campaign against killer diseases—a new legisla¬ WASHINGTON -Senate Dem¬ ocrats diluted Southern domina¬ ered at a rally to condemn for¬ Aid Of ltary see He is Russia. 29-year-old RobertGlenn return Jan. 21. ^ tive concept—calls for 32 re¬ tion of the party's steering com¬ eign military bases, Sukarno de¬ Thompson, a burly fuel oil dealer President Johnson will be clared: at Bay Shore, New York, on the in at noon and the inau- gional medical centers to be set 4Swamped' mittee Thursday but defeated a sworn up around the country to insure move to give liberals a clear ma¬ "On Jan. 7, 1905, at ^-'30 hours South Shore of Long Island. He gural parade will begin at dir- that the latest methods of treat¬ jority. (10:30 p.m.) I declare as follows: was arrested while making an ectly after at about 1:30 p.m. ment are more readily available House Democrats, also organ¬ In my announcement a few days oil delivery at Babylon, near Bay "We should be about the lar- to victims of cancer, heart dis¬ and stroke. izing for the new session, ..amed ago 1 said that if Malay sia be- For Lo Shore. Thompson was born in Detroit gest band to attend," he said. Falcone said the Oldsmobile ease supporters of President Security MONEY, MONEY- -That's what they want. The Finun-« The cost of these the Johnson's health careprogramto ber, I will order Indonesia to walk "Swamped" was the way Hen- cial Aids office in the Student Services Building has Jan. 30, 1935, and attended sev- Division of General Motors is location of which has not been the Ways and Means C oi out of the United Nations. Now, been crowded with students seeking loans all week eral elementary schools Includ- sponsoring the trip. Oldsmobile ry C. Dykema, director of finan¬ determined, is estimated at $1.2 They ..re Reps. Phil M. cial aids, described activity in as the financial pressures of a new term are again ing Parkman, Edgar Guest and has sponsored the band for the Wilbur Wright. He also attended past 11 years. biliion over the next six years. Landrum of Georgia, Richard The aim of his program, the Fulton of Tennessee, a,.dCharles his office this vvcek. upon wS. phcto by Lar; y F . itzlan Wilbur Wright lechnical School The band, using its distinc- "Nearly 1,000 applications foi and Mackenzie High School. tive "Patter n s-of-Motion" President said In Ms message to a. Vanik of Ohio, all appointed havt ived s loa, i Congress, :s "to put more firm- without C" ;est by prn>, .free¬ i'he FBI says Thompson left marching style, has long set the Monday," he said. standard for marching bands ly in place the foundation for the ,,-e,. . healthiest, happiest and most Considerably .ess harm ly Drop-Adil foi National Defense , 00 v Educational Rights Gioup Member high s> hool in 1952 to join the Air Force and was stationed in Germany. throughout the country. Last May the band played at Michigan Day hopeful society in the history of marked the regr uping of Senate Assistance (NDLA) loans. The man." members. Period Starts After being court martialed he at the New York World's Fair, Is Second To Resign est were foi MSU short-term Falcone announced that all i In addition to his main re- The conference of all Senate left the service and returned loans and bank loans. to Detroit in 1958 and for a members of the marching band quests, Johnson proposed also: Democrats voted 43 to 22 against Ihe regular period for di op- —Federal grants to help pay Dykema said there has been while ran an automotive repair are to attend a briefing on the a proposalby Sen. Josephs.Clark ping and adding courses starts a large" increase in the number Pretest in; "t inTserva- boycott onproduets manutactured service on Detroit's West Side, Washington trip at 7:30 p.m. operating costs of medical and 0f Pennsylvania to enlarge the oi NDEA applications this term tiM»" ,nid "biiiKn g 111 ogress," in Mississippi. dental schools. 15-member steering committee Students may a due to recent changes in the Robert L. Ciiee, Keftm.e the sec- later opening a garage on the Monday in the bandroom of the Dauici Learned* co-chairman Northwest Side. He went to New Music Building. Improved community men- by four new places. Jan. 12. The period for droppiiii law which have greatly broadened tal health services. After squelching the move for classes ends Jan. 19. Y'ork in 1961. Arrangements will be made —Better health services for four new members, the Demo- He had nevet been in trouble in then to refit uniforms and pre- Anyone wishing to uropandadi children and youth. crats agreed to add tw,. seats and courses stiould see their aca- Detroit. pare for the trip. and should i —Stronger programs to re- ,l(,med these liberals to fill them: demic advisors and obtain drop saitji Lai According to the government, Falcone said the band will habilitate the disabled and im- Sens< Pat McNamara ofMichig, and add cards from them or from 'One of our major concei ns Gre. s pi "I Thompson a ppa r en11 y had his be quartered on the train while proved services for the mentally and Eugelie j, McC arlhy of Min- £helr departmenl Alices. first contact with the cloak and in Washington. The train will student does not toot- the initiative to lake a rded. Students should then follow lacked dagger world when he was in the have sleeping cars and a diner money than he will solid stand on civil rights and office of special investigations in to take care of the bandsmen. —More effective control of procedures outUned on be able to repay," he said. preferred to bi"a follower Berlin. '1 he Government says it The inaugural and parade will and add forms. No class barbiturates, amphetamines and Dykema estimated that the peak rather than a lender." during this time that the be televised. other psycho-toxic drugs. These Denison Trip Set added or dropped after the regu¬ period of activity would be over The Yankee Stoie's policy was Russians enlisted him as an are drugs which, if used unwise¬ larly scheduled period without the announced Monday by Joseph agent. ly, can affect the mind. James H. Denison, director of permission of the deanofthecol- Megdcli, preside i t oi Yankee He suggested that, for safety's University Relations and assist- jege t0 be affected, Distributors Inc., bee, use of his Thompson is charged with passing information totheKrem- Vietnamese sake, the federal government be ant to the president, will leave The drop and add cards will be deep concern over "the ugly lin through a Russian United collected and completed on the empowered to inspect cosmetics before they are marketed, and he Sunday to attend three district meetings of the American College nlal]1 n00r 0f the Union Building. A I f If r rg> the State ot Mississippi." Nations dashkin, employee, Fedor Ku- who returned to Rus¬ Drop Bombs recommended "adequate labeling Public Relations Association Drops and adds requiring let ■ 1st? Greer, contends th it a favor¬ sia in 1963, giving imperative of hazardous substances." (ACPRA). changes must be processed able reaction from the I ast Lan¬ family as the cause. On Binh Gia Officials said the cost of the Denison, national president of through the registrar's office i Units Pared sing commissi" would encour¬ But reasons the government charges many-sided program in the 1966 the ACPRA, will speak at the 107 Administration Building. age other human relations groups that Thompson was engaged in SAIGON, Viet Nam 4 -Vietna- fiscal year, which begins July 1, Rocky Mountain District meet- The winter term time schedule WASHING I ON T—1 he A i r to act siiTiil..i iy a, d thereby aid warplanes poured explos¬ spying activities for at least mese 1965, would be $262 million, and ing in Colorado Spnm s, Colo., outlines qualifications lor adding Force announced Thursday that the national civil rights move¬ ives and fire bombs Thursday on eight years, from the time he in the next year would rise to the Pacific Northwest District or dropping courses. Students it is disbanding 155 more Air ment as ,i whole. left the Air Force in 1958 and woods in the Binh Gia area re- about $800 million. Beyond that, meeting in Bellingham, Wash., must obtain the written permis- April—proba¬ and the Great Lakes District sion of their academic advisors to Reseive units by returned to Detroit until tliepre- puted to shelter 2,000 Viet Cong they were unable to hazard a bly a prt.Ui.iina, y step toward sent. troops. meeting in DeKalb, 111. change courses. A fleet of fighter-bombers serve units into the Air Nation¬ scrambled aloft on wordfrom in¬ al Guard. telligence sources of the location to Such a merger that would be similar being taken with respect 2. bringing Cn Succession of a Red concentration that gov¬ ernment ground forces had been Grcci. ' hunting fruitlessly since Monday tional Guard. When achieved over the next several months it would ber to qr f the Bill Offere to week. avenge a beating they took last make the active reserve consiv The strike zone was four miles of those with individual mobili¬ WASHINGTON •If:—New pro¬ northeast of Binh Gia That is a igir.il c mm;:,-.- ; chain ,qait zation assignments to the legu- posals to assure the prompt and Roman Catholic settlement, 40 April 9 alter a similar disagree- lar forces and individuals ir certain transfer of national lead¬ miles east of Saigon, where the pools for reinforcing guard and tt other ctlon the commission ership in case of presidential Viet Cong killed about 200 Viet¬ New Driving death or disability were offered namese soldiers and six of their passed a prop?s..l by Learned that a list of all open housing I hursday by the Committee for American advisers in a series volved 112 recovery squadron^ Hoursln fcffect tor rent „r salt in t.jsi Lansing Economic Development (CED). of attacks and ambushes launched and 43 recovery groups—about be placed ■ ihe C ity Hall and Quick action by Congress is Dec. 28. 8,000 reservists in 44 states made available io ,. y ..e inter- imperative, the report said, since In addition to regular bombs, and the District of Coluir.ci. ■ in the nuclear era a president's the planes carried napalm. This It wa.j the second and finai rut i McDoi.tl H«. li- It proposed, among other U.S. officials could not confirm The mission of these units has a.sii. Resti icti. ••£> will that 2,000 Red fight¬ changes, a constitutional amend- the estimate bcc; tc provide support for re, mei i giving the president^power ers were in the Woods, but ex¬ U'Y :c militat y gj§ncs> " '<,1. t^l l my vacancv,jp-.tpe vice pressed hope the planes might at :viliaii airfields in case Difec: I< I' -', 're-r: i kill some of the enemy. Last Lansi..g Public Schools for presidency by sending a nomina¬ STUDENT INJURED—Bystanders gather around as members of the Lans,ng attack knocked out militai ;• said the University 1 rafficCom- tion 3to Congress, to be approved The Viet Cong elsewhere had deleting que-sti a s related to race Mercy ambulance crew prepare Monroe Weiss, Forest Hills, N.Y., junior, fields—providing such things as mission judred the extension nec¬ resumed typical hit-and-run for a trip to a Lansing hospital after he was injured in a col lision at Grand ground maintenance and food a; J essary dti. I extensive C< struc or color Irom its employment by majority vote in a joint ses¬ sion of House and Senate. River and Hagadorn Wednesday night. See story on page 3. East' Friday, January 8, 1965 Lansing, Michigan To Friend And Foe Alike"""--"--""" EDITORIALS Student Help Not Scarce The Bright, The validity of reports which have appeared in Michigan news¬ this merely meant that the addi¬ tional 693 jobs were not filled by I1 New Year By Susan Filson. jji;W\C$llATc& ■ papers recently, claiming that the bureau. They may have been part time Jobs for students are filled by other means, such as Nothing is certain in lifebut death, taxes and the c jed growth of Michigan State University. remaining vacant because stu¬ advertisements or word of mouth, It is not difficult to predict many of the events which will affect dents don't need the extra money, oi may have been taken by non- the university community during the new year. deserve some close Scrutiny. students, especially in the case of Plans for East Campus Dormitory No. 7 will be announced. Dorms The claim 8 and 9 will appear on drawing boards in the Department of Resi¬ made in comments jobs available off-campus. dence Halls, while dorms 10, 11, 12, 13 ad infinitum will dance l>ke written on what might appear to Rand said that such statistics sugarplums in the heads of University planners. MSU will receive thousands of dollars for research in scientific be a serious and unusual situa ¬ are frequently misleading be¬ fields, and maybe a penny or two for the fine arts and the humani¬ tion. including, a news story and cause there is no single compila¬ ties. Grad assistants will be working harder than ever to. grade pa¬ editorial pers while professors conduct research projects. in the Lansing State tion oi employment figures which Several research professors will receive international acclaim. Journal, indicated that there was would include all on- and off- Students will burst with pride when they learn that these outstand¬ serious shortage of students to ing people are actually on the campus. They will trip over each oth¬ a campus employment. er to get into the one course taught each term by MSU's scions of fill jobs available both on and off learning. In general, however, Rand said, The patrol of Meter Maids will be expanded so that n. misdemean¬ campus. •'A smaller percentage of the or on a bike will go undetected. More outlying parking lots will be The explanation given was that constructed while the ones near the center of the campus remain students really need jobs nowa¬ -tudents just don't need the money ^iNdf-empty. days ' than in earlier eras. The waiting list for married housing will grow longer. available from the jobs because More books will be stolen from the library than ever before. The their families are too well off to This pleasant fact, a product University will channel more and more library funds into illumi¬ nated medieval manuscripts and lock the documents up so that stu¬ require them to work their way of the general prosperity of the dents can't get at them. New books will have to be delayed until the •United States for &«me years now, -through eol-lege. An -additional air-conditioning system is paid for. was decried by the State Journal Officials of the Educational Development Project will reaffirm implication was that many stu¬ their dedication to finding a way to admit more students withoui sac¬ in its editorial on the supposed dents are too lazy to take apart- rificing the quality of education. Other officials will nod their head! time job. shortage of workers. in agreement. The computer will take over more and more of the University's There are some serious flaws The point of the Journal's edi¬ work. Someone will receive a grant to research the question 1 in this whether the computer can be trained to grade essay papers. argument. torial was that students who work Several thousand more square feet will be added to the area of- The articles deplored the fact addition to If They Make It Any Easier To Register, I May Never in studying are "get¬ the campus. that 250 of a total of 2.850 avail¬ Several thousand more students will be added ti^the enrollment ting acquainted with work-a-day Get Out Of Here list. able jobs in dormitories and food routine while broadening their And, in spite of it all, those who have the desire and the initia¬ ;rvices went unfilled last year, formal knowledge, besides help¬ tive will manage to obtain an excellent education. ack Shingleton, director of the ing to earn their own way." There MSU Placement Bureau, said that are other considerations, how¬ In Memory Of T S Eliot New York Legislature Snagged By Battle ntic ieason for this may be that ever. To schemes of human greatness thoroughly dis¬ Thomas Stearns Eliot, the Nobel ALBANY, N.Y.-The New York Legislature, representing nearly 1" s. idents who would like to fill the Pi ize-winning poet who died Monday credited, million people, was unable to function Thursday because of a giant Shingleton said that the em¬ at the age of 76, was widely known Binding the earth and water to your service. jobs don't have the proper hours power struggle among Democratic factions allied to Mayr Robert F. for such works of dest a.r and empti¬ Exploiting the seas and developing the mountains, for k. phasis on making good grades has Wagner and U.S. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. Dividing trie stars into common and preferred, ■ or ness as "The Waste Land" and "The The Democrats, in control for the first time in 30 years, coulc discouraged some students from Hollow Men." In his later years, how¬ Engaged n. devising the perfect refrigerator, The same may be true with all in printing a-, many books as possible, not agree on how to divide powerful leadership posts ii.it command wcr > iig who might otherwise- take ever, E t: - • t-' > . ork.s reflected a i . millions of drllars in patronage payrolls. joi -> available on and off cam t ioii!,.b ..1 .r.ppiness 'iid flinging emptybottles, jobs. In addition, a god m iv v stu¬ luint,.b from , u: i vacancy to fevered enthu- pus. THANK I THINK, NICC HANDS dents earn enough money on their Figures on the number of jobs l-oi nation or race or what you call humanity; YOU A££ IMPORTANT filled through the Placement Bur¬ own during vacation periods to Though you forget the way to the Temple, ■—^ FOR A GH?L enable them to spend their time There is one who remembers the way to your eau's student employment serv¬ on studying while classes are in ice were cited, indicating that of session. 5.539 jobs posted last year, only 4?46 were filled. It is difficult to believe that stu¬ Tom Rand, assistant director dents who could use or benefit Letters To The Editor of the Placement Bureau, said from jobs just aren't filling them. i don't like my hands UJHAT CAN YOU DO TO 6AIN U.S. Auditorium Beats BucketSeats Forgetting they're too skinnv u)El6HT IN YOUR HANDS ? An Out For Parents To the Editor: The Past? To the Editoi An offer made to parents of dents selling insurance and other freshman students shortly before products and services, obtained America is, sadly to say, for¬ finalr- week last term has appar¬ the needed information from a getting the wonderful heritage that made her a great nation. We, ently turned out to be somewhat student directory, for sale on the people, fail to reflect on the Just think of all the mod lacking in complete sincerity. campus. experiences of the past that are hump! No bucket seats' Heat, ; ever-influencing our„ nation's Be civili/ed—strike a bl against the old-fashioned car! Parents were offered the op¬ For the moment, no University "Get an auditorium, buddy!' MICHIGAN current activities in politics, so¬ portunity to have sent to their •sons and daughteis at MSU asix- action Nonnamaker said. against Smith is foreseen, ciety, religion and economy. The value of history, as a tool STATI UNIVERSITY J J. H STATE NEWS for modern man to use in facing pound package of f ruits and candy '•Any student who feels that this his future, is badly under-rated. to help them through the pains of was not on the up and up," I am not idvocatingthat we turn Three Cheers For Dorms! Member Associated Press, United Press International, then first finals week. I'he cost Nonnamaker said, "ought to ask back, but I am saying that we To the Editor: Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Then, perhaps, we can over¬ should put our U.S. background look the that remain heat- Press, Michigan Press Association. of the package was $3.50,and550 for a refund." before lis, on a horizontal plane, rooms We applaud the instant resi¬ less due to no fault of the power Published every class day throughout fall, winter and ■arents responded to the offer, Smith has claimed that he acted so we can objectively examine it. dences that spring up each year spring terms and twice weekly summer term by the students plant until the last two weeks of T he use of history In our lives of Michigan State University. our ever expanding campus! • . ide by Student Enterprises, merely as the representative of vill s 11id wit on the quarter, the floods that have What would Ibsen's Master filled rooms before rosy- Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. T .c of Bloomington, Ind.. whose the Bloomington concern, and did save us from being buried i Builder say if he Editorial and business offices at 341 Student Services ., could see our fingered dawn, the loss of our not even see a sample package arising complies: ions of the .ii'i antiseptic complex-living units Buildlmg, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. :s.rapus representative is one easy chairs over vacation as the ern world where ideas and eve. Editor John VanGieson with their assembly-line cafeter¬ carpenters or secret service Gailen Sm'th, Covert senior. either before or after the offer are shrouded with unefian.tu Advertising Manager Arthur Langer ias, super-cool, atrnosphereless come to "finish" them, and the What is history / I he d.en What was delivered, accoid- was made. snack shops, expertly tasteless drafts that waft their way through Campus Editor Charles C. Wells ideas, and accomplishment:, Managing Editor Liz Hyman lounges, and sterile, thin-walled the cracks in the window mold¬ irg to the oae complaint made so It may be that if the packages man. Who is manV on i eprest suites where four or more stu¬ Wire Editor Hugh J. Leach as did your predecessoj ings to chill our bodies. I'-r, was worth a good deal less which were delivered were not man dents live (?) and study (?) gov¬ But we are profiting from our Sports Editor Richard Schwartz You have a history of your j Ass't. Advertising Manager Ken Hoffman erned by only a very few more less than comfort; for we, after than $3,50, and included some¬ the equivalent of what was of¬ regulations tha: the ,r apat trr.cnt- true Spartan fashion, have con¬ Photography Advisor i)a.e Jael nig fered, that Smith could be a more did those before > n wh thing less than &ix pounds of ditioned ourselves for the daily Circulation Manager "bill Mai shall fail to remember. Only whe. gods. One student said his pack- or less innocent target for any Yes! We should all stoptopon- trek over the river and through Night Editor Jay Levy great man dies do we rememb< and 'hen we forget. der the painstaking craftsman¬ the woods from freezin* acres. Copydesk Advisor Henry Price -t'-e contained two bananas, two complaints which may come in. ship that goes i..t th. e.< rstme- News Advisor ... Richai d E. Hansen We live in a model" r. cor id " ' Smith said he has submitted Tory Louis Editorial Editors Susan Hlson, Michael Kindman rages, eight apples ani a roll day. Let us lovt lccept, at db< of the structures empire near Patricia Knoll 1 .r.dy worth about $110 the one complaint received so far ter understand it through a r the railroad tracks. Carol Millen vitalization of the useful mate When Smith originally asked to the headquarters of Student ial lying in pur nation's c< M.S.U. Book Store M.S.U. Book Store M.S.U. Book Store M.S.U. Book Store M.S.U. Book 'University officials for permis¬ Enterprises, Inc. webbed-closet of history. sion to operate the enterprise Regardless of who was respon¬ the past are MARCH condemned to rep< •• re. he was asked not to imply sible for the offer and the unfor¬ it," said philosopher, Geor frat the offer was connected in tunate results, students and par¬ ii RIGHT aay for John way A student with the University. Fuzak. vice president affairs, feels that ents let him who feel know they "taken" should contact Smith and their have been sentiments. fa IN! s th'» signing his letter in which Letter We're Open Policy r. It is neither desirable nor the offer was made as "Gailen practical to expect the University The State News welcomes ail Smith, of -65" MSU plies a connection with the Uni¬ Class im¬ to intervene actively in cases letters to the editors from any members of the MSU commun¬ Saturday such as this, as some parents ity or non-University readers. versity which did not exist. 830-500 I.etters should b. 110 long?- who have already written to Fuzak Eidon R. Nonnamaker. associ¬ than 300 words ana typed double seem to have expected. spaced if potable. Lon^ei letter ate dean of students, said there may be considered for publica¬ is no University ruling against However, if enough letters of tion as "Point of View" col- | students" gtiihg iircd""bU s i ft e afS", or'- ;, st students or others using ptOteTSt were wrftcetl to SrKixtxr and* to Student Enterprises, a recur¬ ,,^PS,*JCot-r«>s;>«j?j1(iiJfcstiojuld in - elude University name and, if applicabi standing (Uetron freshman, professor of forestry, MSU BOOK STORE e names and addresses of stu- rence of this unfortunate incident etc.) This information may be Located in the Center for International Relations | deats in their businesses. could be avoided by the simplest withheld upon request, but no M.S.U. Book Store M.S.U. Book Store M.S.U. Book Store M.S»U. Book Store M.S.U. Book He s iid Smith, like, other stu¬ ana most direct method. unsigned letters wi" "j. p t i Friday, January 8, 1965 *5 Debate Set Dorm Major N Campus clubs must inform the faculty members to speak to tions Committee for further stu¬ From Our Wire Sei Organizations Bureau of newly no preference students about pos¬ dy. elected officers, under a bill sible majors. Concerning recent discussions Budget Expected Around $99.5 Billion passed by Student Congress Wed¬ A bill introduced by Jim Gra¬ of the budget approved last term, Carl nesday night. Parks, East Wilson, said ham, North Wonders represen¬ Congress had spent too much time In the shortest meeting, lasting WASHINGTON-Administration sources indicated Thursday that 25 minutes, Congress also ap¬ tative, would require a referen¬ on small appropriations and had President Johnson's new budget will hold federal spending to around dum in order to re-organize failed to discuss the $1,500 to $99.5 billion. proved a resolution urging res¬ the student government. Con¬ be spent on the provost lectures. idence hall complexes to hold That estimate is understood to be Within $100million or So of the gress referred this to the Con¬ He said many students have not probable final figure, although some decisions still arependmg and Major Night programs. gress Business and Organiza- heard of the lecturer, Alfred two weeks remain for further review and revision. Major Night programs bring Kazin, author and critic for the The President's budget message to Congress on Jan. 25 report¬ New Yorker and the New York edly will call also for further trimming of ihe federal deficit from Times magazine, as well as other this year's estimate of $5." billion, despite the planned cut in ex- 1,400 To Begin Winter New Balking Delays Sapphire Recovery Greg Owen, East Lansing rep¬ , /£, Sorority Rush Saturday resentative, disagreed, saying that debates on smaller appro- MIAMI, Fla.-New York police bargained Thursday night for re¬ covery of the Star of India sapphire, but the custodians of this and Winter rush for almost 1,400 quainted with the sorority worn- other jewels stolen from New York's American Museum of Natural eligible rusheesand22 sororities in reality the $1,500 is a sav¬ History balked at delivery for fear of prosecution. Stage I, which will take place begins this weekend. ings for the Academic Affairs Dapper Allen Kuhn, red-haired, 26-year-old beach boy who is one Saturday and Sunday, is a rather of three Mlamians accused in the spectacular burglary, brought New Throughout the four stages of Department. formal affair, with sorority wom¬ rush, rushees are invited to the In the past a series of speak¬ York detectives here to get the stones after reporiedly making a deal en wearing dresses and heels. houses to become better ac- ers has talked on different as¬ or leni ncy, The following Wednesday and After a hide-.' pects of a central theme for the Thursday, costume parties are provost lectures, but there will planned. Each sorority will have be only one speaker giving a ser¬ LBJ Health Program Could Have Big Effects Student Injured a different theme. Stage III, Jan. 16, is the casual ies of lectures this year. .aSIIINGTON-President Johnson's call Thursday for an unprec¬ gathering which will be followed An MSU student is reported in edented attack to improve the nation's health could have worldwide effects in the fight against the great killing and disabling diseases. satisfactory condition today at Jan. 19 by Preference Parties, BARNES FLORAL , ' the climax of rushing. If implemented,' his urging of a unique redding of medical re¬ Edward W. Sparrow Hospital Eligib'e rushees may pick up pt*: W£ TELEGRAPH search, education and practice could bring about revolutionary after being injured in a two-car collision at Grand River Avenue their bids at the Polly Pan-Hel SH FLOWERS changes in the organization of medical practice in this country. Post Office today at the Union, Wy WORLD WIDE and Hagadorn Road late Wednes¬ Parlors A, B, and C, from 2 to Briton Says Malaysian Defenses 'Adequate' day. 215 Ann ED 2-08711 KUAI A LL'MPL'R, Malaysia-Army Minister Fred Mulley of Brit¬ Monroe Weiss, Forest Hills, ain said Thursday he hoped President Sukarno of Indonesia "has the N.Y., junior, received a broken wisdom nnt to increase confrontsitv, he ldded that Malaysia's defenses are "generally adequate" for Hgper." But leg when the motorcycle he was driving collided with driven by Robert L. Gustafson, a car AUTO GLASS After this statement to reporters on London, his arrival Mulley went to an urgent meeting with Pi 44, 2691 Linden St., East Lan¬ sing police said. Replacement Tunku, Abdul Rahman to discuss the menace of Indon. :k-Up & Del h Police said Gustafson was We install all types promptly, tary buildup. ticketed for failure to yield the Safety, regular, tinted or curved Plane Crewmen Held By Algerian Authorities right of way. glass. We carry Libbey-Owens- ALGIERS-The four crewmen of three U.S. Navy planes forced Ford and Pittsburgh Plate Glass. down by weather in Algeria Thursday are held in custody by Alger¬ We Specialize ian authorities. American sources say the four airmen are unin¬ jured but that embassy officials in Algiers have not been allowed WINTER Claims t • contact them. 'T wo of the planes landed safely. The third, a search aircr. lt, crashed but its two crewmen parachuted to safety. SPORTACULAR ^^ompieT^Aut^Servic^^^aciiineniho^TpeciaMTt^J "Quality Service Since 1929" Tonight 7:00 p.m. Morris Auto Parts FOR A PERFECT EVENING... Jenison F.H. AND SERVICE ^'Ztah Open Monday-Through Saturday 8 to 6 Sunday 10 to 1 FREE 814-826 E. Kalamazoo - Ph. IV 4-5441 THE JIM HARVIN TRIO Plays Your Dancing Favorites Enjoy Dinner and Dancing AT THE GAS BUGGY BOOM Across from the State Capitol save thTs menu save thts M1-:\'T• Genuine Mexican Food CAN YOU HI INTO THIS PICTURE? campus favorite with Tamales Choriso $1.10 $1.25 We Knotv The Essential Ingredients new fashionable airs Chilaquiles $ .85 For A Successful PI. Plato-Comb. . $2.00 So cozy, so comfortable! Dazzle white all cotton terry, Gallina Frita $1.50 waltz length robe with slightly shortened kimona sleeve, It Is The Pride In Unity Manifest Jn and folds that fall from the inset yoke. Snap front Gallin Aen Mole $1.50 generous Tacos-De-Gallina . $1.25 The Fraternity Perpetuated By The closing . . . deftly concealed by colorful pansy appliques. Tostadas Meat $1.15 Complete with matching terry scuffs. Also in pink or Enchiladas cheese or meat... $1.25 New Brother, mint. S-M-L 10.98 Corn Tortillas 30C per pkg. Burrotos Corn or Flour $1.10 acetate tricot ALPHA EPSIL0N PI Is Back-Featuring Kiki panties A United Brotherhood FREE NEW Living Accomodations- O for DELIVERY [) (Best Location On Campus-343 Albert) Styled with double contour back, to stay sleek, smooth (J AComplete Program Of A and comfortable. Drip- 'iy acetate. Won't bind or ride up. Ir white and assorted with to discuss EL CHARRO RESTAURANT The brothers their place in* you are your anxious future. •- to meet you colors. Sizes 5 to lv IV4-1861 Lansing LINGERIE-GARDEN LEVEL EAST LANSI For Rides Call 351-4622 SAVE THIS MENU SAVE THIS MENU ' Friday, January 8, 1965 MifhiK.ni Statr \i-ws. I- ast l.ansinn, Michigan Date Set For Ecumenical Council Faith On Campos Peace Corps Exam VATICAN CITY f ---------- By MARDI FISCHER - Scheduled Friday, J nuary 8, 1 SG5 5 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Winter's a Overcome this sickening semester with Cavalier! January's fare includes Jackie Gleason shooting off about the art of shooting pool. . a complete overhaul of the Indianapolis "500' by driver Dave Ash. .a bit of verbal insecticide sprayed on the Beatles by Paul Krassner. some choice words from Henry Miller on our Big Board .. plus a New Year's photo of Jill St. John that'll make any man lose EXTENDED TERMS AVAILABLE his resolution. Pick it up at the newsstand. Or subscribe— costs you $1.60 less than anyone e'se. Mail coupon before FOX'S MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY you're snowed in: Cavalier Subscription Div., Dept. CP, Fawcett Publications, Greenwich, Conn Direct Diamond Importers FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER FRATERNITY SYSTEM CmJafier and 203 S. WASHINGTON INVITES Tuesday UNITED Monday Houses WEST of MAC YOU Houses EAST of MAC. AIR LINES THETA DELTA CHI TO STEWARDESS 715 Gl ZETA BETA TAU OPEN RUSHES LAMBDA CHI ALPt NEW PEOPLE 855 Grove Street SIGMA CHI NEW PL PI KAPPA PHI 121 White hills Dri THETA CHI IAN. 118.12 729 E. Gran SIGMA NU 453 Abbott Road ALPHA SIGMA PHI 420 Evergreer QUALIFICATIONS + Single - Age 19 I , 2 - 26 • Height 5'2" - 5'9" • Weight 105" - 140" BETA THETA PI • Glasses, Contact Accepted call any 1148 E. Grand Riv. DELTA SIGMA PI II Winter • Summer Classes Fraternity 1234 E. Grand River Available Now, Write Today for a ride SIGMA ALPHA MU 1344 E. Grand River EMPLOYMENT MANAGER PHI KAPPA TAU UNITED AIR LINES GTR. Pittsburgh AiryoHr ' Pittsburgh, Pa. 15231 An Equal Opportunity Employer Friday, January 8, 1965 i' Mi nan State News, East Lansing, Michigan PLACE A WANT-AD TRIED DEADLINE: 1 P.M. 1 Class call 355-8255 PROVEN day before publication For Rent For Rent For Rent For Sale Automotive Automotive Employment ROOMMATfc! WANTED to share FOR RENT: ROOMS AND GA- SEWING MACHINE, Electric. DODGE 5". V-: ic. Ex- RAMBLER, I960 Rebel. V-S 4- FEMALE CASHIER needed. Part WAGES, FREE rent of apart¬ ment. Exchange for little morn¬ with two men. $40 per month RAGE. Two single, attractive, Straight stitch. In cabinet. Like cellent mechanical condition. door sedan. Automatic trans¬ time, Monday - Friday, 4-9. plus 1/3 utilities. 2213 Vine well furnished, clean rooms for new. Phone IV 9-1227. 5 New tires. New exhaust. Radio, mission. Power brakes and Sundays, 12-6. Apply in person, ing-evening work. Foreign girl welcome. ED 2-5977. 3 Street. Phone 484-4249. 3 women. Two blocks fromUnton. GAS DRYER. Best Sears model. heater. 332-4630. 3 steering. A quality value, $645. Spartan Shop-Rite, 940 Trow¬ Compact garage, for compact Cost $210. Sell for $120. One HAROLD PLETZ MOTOR bridge. 4 GIRL WANTED for cozy, two- GIRLS' SHARE nice house includ- DODGE. 1961 4-door, six cylin- car, at compact price. ED 2- year old. 655-1432. 6 der black SALES, 150 E. Grand River, FOUR BI S boys or girls needed bedroom, 2-bath apartment. 5 stationwagon. Auto¬ ing dog. $45 monthly. Parking. 1760. 6 lamston. 655-1870. for noon and dinner meals. ED minutes from campus.Call 482- PORTABLE STEREO record » AUTOMOTIVE matic transmission. Good con¬ 526 Stoddard. ED 2-0747 after RAMBLER, I960 Am n Sta- '-9734, Dick, Mike, Frank. 4 8519 or IV 5-8706. 3 MEN. ONE-HALF double. Clean, player. Garrard changer. Two > EMPLOYMENT dition. Must sell. N1 6-2101. 5 5 pm. 3 tionwagon. Economical stand¬ quiet. Two blocks to Berkey. speakers. Extra diamond UTO WASH. Full timeandpart- COLLEGE COUfLE. Three- ~ , FOR RENT DAN O'SHAICHNESS^Y ard shift. Radio, heater. Excel¬ EAST LANSING, tarnished home, 532 Ann, after 6 pm. 5 needle. $60. Best offer. 337- time. Seven days week. Apply, room apartment. Furnished or , FOR SALE 2501 E. Michigan lent motor, body, tires, $444. near campus. 4 male students. 9567. 4 248 West Grand River. 5 unfurnished. 4816 Ardmore, ONE MAN. Pleasant room. Pri- . LOST & FOUND Lot 2 Call Winifred Dunham, IV 4- AL EDWARDS L INCOLN MER- Okemos. ED 2-5107. 6 vate bath. Parking. ED2-5374. 3 TAPE RECORDER, Vista Model . PERSONAL Bl'SHOYS NEEDED. Bus evening 5469. Evenings, TU 2-4457. 3 1962 TR 4 with overdrive, radio. CL'RY, 3125 E. Saginaw. (North APPROVED SUPERVISED double 510, five transistor portable. » PEANUTS PERSONAL meal, eat two meals. Kappa Sig¬ FOURTH MAN needed in Bur- Sharpest one in town. $1,695. of Frandor). Open Wednesday, FURNISHED CABIN' at Lake Extra equipment.New, $75. Best i REAL ESTATE ma House, ED 2-5092. 3 cham Woods Apartments. No room. Available immediately. 487-5089 5 Thursday, Friday until 9. C4 lease needed. Call 337-1484. 6 Lansing for two male students. Linens furnished. Parking for offer. ED 2-3846. 3 ■ SERVICE THl' NDERB1RD, I960. Perfect For Rent $8 weekly per student. 332-8932. l TRANSPORTATION DAN O'SHAl'GHNESSEY NEWLY ftE-DECORATED. One one car. $8.50, weekly. ED 2- ACCORDION, DALLATE. 15 condition. Owner must sell. 3388. 6 treble, 6 base. Wrist shift. ^ WAN!ED 600 E. Michigan NEJAC TV RENTALS, 482-0624 block from Berkey for one or Make reasonable offer. May be MEN: SINGLE or double rooms. Electric Zenith portables - $9 per r two women over 21. 351-4266. 3 hook-up. $599 or best lot AD! INE Lot 1 1962 RenaultGordini for theecon- seen evenings .it 4725 Tenny, GIRL TO share furnished apart- Close to Union. 406 M.A.C.Call offer. 372-2907 or TU 2-3715. 3 le class day be- Lansing, or behind MSL' library ED 2-6189 or IV 5-4514. 4 LONG PLAY 33 1/3 records, ment. Two blocks from Olin. fore publication omy minded. Low mileage. Ex¬ during day. MALE GRADUATE Student pre- books and Mexican-Indian arti¬ I cellent condition. $795. VOLKSWAGEN', 196 3 2-door. $37.50 per month. 337-2628 aft¬ ferred. Private room and bath. facts; Axtec, Zapotec, Totana- er 6 pm. 3 UNAPPROVED. DOUBLE room. 1,600 miles. One owner car with 1833 Linden. .332-6198. 3 can, etc. 372-0330. 5 •:y before publicotio radio, heater, whitewall tires. PARKING SPACES near campus WANTED IMMEDIATELY: M a 1 e Recreation room included. TWO MALE graduate or senior FALCON 1964 Futura. 2!6d V-S. and downtown East Lansing. over 21 to share quiet two-man Parking. Close. $45. Call ED HONE Sharpest in tow^n! $1,399. AL students to share double room 4-speed. L i k new. Phone EDWARDS LINCOLN MER¬ Reasonable. Phone ED 7-2345. 5 apartment. $50monthly. Phone 2-3534 or 351-4079 after 5 pm. cheap. ED 2-8369. 5 at 143 Bogue St. 332-4558. 4 Chuck, 332-5141. 4 332-6253. 5 3 $37.77 BUYS a new English 3- | J55-8255 CURY, 3125 E. Saginaw. (North WANTED ONE male roommate THREE BLOCKS from campus. NEAR MSU. Roommate over 21. speed bicycle. Used bicycles and |1ATPS FORD FAIRLANE, 1959». Good condition. Best offer ov er $250. of Frandor). Open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, until 9. C4 over for 21. 314 Trailer Haven. Ask Fritz, 355-9405. 3 Three rooms and bath. Front SUPER VISED ROOMS and apart- ment. Male students. Cooking, Wanted for large sleeping room. rentals also available. ACE i DAY $1.50 355-7795 after 5. 4 duplex. Furnished, utilities parking. 1 1/2 blocks from Cooking privileges. Girls only, HARDWHERE AND GIFTS, 201 VOLKSWAGEN 1958. 2-door se- MSI' STUDENT parking. 1 block. 3 DAYS. $3.00 332-6471. 3 E. Grand River across from the ... FORD, 1963 Fairlane "500k'. dan. Radio. Seat belts. Excellent paid. Call 337-1571. 5 Berkey. Call IV 5-8836. 3 DAYS S4.50 By the term, $20. Phone 489- ATTRACTIVE CARPETED sin- Union. ED 2-3212. C . . . • Small down payment, 7094 after 6 pm. 5 Lansing Knit Shop erous openings with nationally known organization. Specialized FOUR TH MALE student for win- month plus utilities. Call ED 2-4770. 5 block from campus, has one double room with cooking, one ings. 511 Abbott or call 351-4255. Lost & Found V ter and spring terms. River¬ LOST: MEN'S sunglasses near training programs. McGILL EAST LANSING. One man to single without cooking. $10 per side East. Substantial discount. 2-2574. For Sale Landon. Black frames, pre- f Free Instructions EMPLOYMENT Service, 710 351-4484. 3 share furnished house with three week. ED scription lens. Maroon case. Bank of Lansing Building. Phone FURNISHED ROOM. Cooking others. Parking. ED 2-1027. 3 SKIS, HEAD Standards. 6 ft. 9 in. Call 355-8687. 5 Open Mon. & Fri. till 8 PM 489-6553. 5 ONE WORKING girl to share four privileges. Private entrance. Nevada Toe, Marker Heel. Ex¬ girl luxury apartment. $44.Call ATTENTION COEDS: Room- FEMALE. EXCELLENT posi- Quiet. $50 per month. 2167 E. cellent" Condition. $75. 355-1038 Other Days 10 till 5:30 337-1544 after 5. mates needed to share first floor Grand River. 351-5125. 5 tions immediately available as after 6 pm. 3 Junior therapeutic dietician. Good sal¬ NEEDED FOURTH man. $60 per of a house. Near campus. Utili¬ APPROVED ROOMS fur male SWEEPERS, $10 and up. Repair League orted and Domestic Yarns ary; benefiis. Inquire Personnel month. One block from campus. ties paid. $44 per month. Fully students. Private entrance. Dept., St. Lawrence Hospital, Immediately. 337-2146. 3 furnished with all conveniences Cletn, nicely furnished. Phone all makes. Free pick-up andde- Thrift Shop 3036 Vine St. of home. Call 351-5173. 3 livery. Capital Vacuum Clean¬ Lansing. 5 MALl-i STUDENT to share down- IV 2-8269. 318 Regent St. 5 ers, IV 9-2636. 3 (across from Frandor) EMPLOYMENT LIVE OFF CAMPUS. BOWER After Christmas PAR T-T 1M E town apartment with a Junior. UNAPPROVED, UNSUPER- HOUSE BICYCL E STORAGE- sales, ser- with management and adminis¬ 372-2907 or TU 2-3715. 3 Coop needs 10 men for Sale Winter term. We can break dorm VISED. Close' in. Singles and vice and rentals. EAST LANS¬ trative ability. Phone 332-1272 ROOMMATE NEEDED. Share doubles for men.Cooking,park¬ ING CYCLE, 1215 E. GrandRiv- for personal interview. Bring contracts. $170 per term. 351— completely furnished house near 4490. 4 ing. $9 or $1C weekly.ED2-5988 er. Call 332-8303. C brief resume of personal his- campus with three male grad¬ NEED TWO men to share modern AQUARIUMS ... like new 26 g. uate students. 337-1041 eve¬ WOMEN STUDENTS. Supervised spacious house for five. $30 Metaframe with stand, full hood, BUS BOYS wanted. Delia Tau nings. 3 doubles. Cooking. $10 per week. filter, etc. Cost $75 two months month. Car necessary. ED 2- Delta. Phone 337-1721. 3 EFFICIENCY. CLOSE in. Two Near campus. Call 332-0369. 2 0340. 3 ago. Sacrifice at $45. 5 g. and 2 RECEPTIONIST WANTED. 9-5, quiet rooms. Two girls over20. TWO ROOMS with bath, kitchen, g. tanks with heaters and filters EAST LANSING: Furnished two- Non-smokers. $11 each. 337- Monday - Friday. Must type. bedroom home. Large yard and parking, private entrance. For for $8 and $5. Also, Zenith Contact 1598. 3 three ED 2-1114. 4 J. C. Vignola, Mutual two or men. Trans-Oceanic radio 3 weeks ONE garage. $130 per month. Phone Trust Life Insurance. 332-255". MALE student needed for ATTRACTIVE ROOM in area of old. Cannot meet payments, 332-1741. 5 luxury apartment. Winter- beautiful homes for graduate $210. Also, Telefuncken tape re¬ ONE MALE student needed. Mod- DELIVERY BOYS wanted, with Spring terms. 609 West Grand student or professional man. corder, portable. Like new. Cost River. 351-5478. 3 ern, unapproved. $55. 551 Lex¬ car. Make up to $2 per hour. Phone, ED 2-1176. 4 $175. A steal at $90. Call Tony, THREE ROOMS AND bath. Fur- ington. Phone 332-0129. 4 Varsity Drive-in, ED 2-6517. 7 PRIVA TE ROOM two blocks fr 'if 355-3132 day or evening. 3 nished. Utilities paid. $90 per ONE CO-ED to share house, sin- MOBILE HOME salesman. Part- Union. Private entrance and time. Experience preferred, but month. 1125 McCullough, Lans¬ gle bedroom f o r winter and phone. Male graduate student. not essential. Phone IV 5-2289 ing. IV 4-0741 after 4. 3 spring terms. Call 332-1242. 4 Call ED 2-1441 after 5:30. 4 Worth Changing Housing Waters Edge Bus Departures From East Lansing To Get... Under same management as Rivers Edge Outstanding values in fur¬ Greyhound Bus Depot - 308 W. Grand River - ED 22813 nished apartments, if you're ANN ARBOR looking for a perfect location NOW RENTING Spacious well-appointed acc¬ omodations, color coordinated 8:45 am 12:25 pm OWOSSO - (FLINT, BAY CITY) SAGINAW Revised Rent Schedules built-in Teraza kitchens, tile 12:25 pm 4:30 pm FSS O 5:35 am a,'i..e how convenient it would be living close to baths, ample closets, beautiful 1:25 pm F 4:50 pm 9:25 am Shorter Lease Periods _ ampus—walking to classes—no parking problems. 5:05 pm 12:45 pm ESH air conditioning, wall- 4:50 pm 1 w elegant it would be to live in a new apartment -6:45 pm 8: 35 pm FSS 2:55 pm uildiag with many floor plans to choose from, large <>:00 loor space, singles & doubles available. Two bath- pes and every feature for your BATTLE CREEK pm comfort and convenience at KALAMAZOO O 8:00 pm ooms in each double unit. Sound nice? Then call 1, ..mas Danker at sensible down-to-earth prices CHICAGO 14:20 pm O EHM <' " - you'll find it all at Eydeal 6:50 am ESH Villa and Burcham Woods. F - Friday only O WER MAN 8:30 am 8:30 am E Express 332-4432 We're equipped with the best 11:15 am - 9:30 am EL - Express t Farmingtor I GE range, refrigerator and air 2:10 pm I 12:35 pm then' local PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CO. conditioning. \c\hpmA 4 O Si: > ( >vv«wwvw craitod. 5:dfe pm" '444 Mich".' Ave. ' Phone 332-0838 V-^APPLIANCE S FIDELITY REALTY 3:50 pm C 7:30 pm ESH - Daily except Sunday and I & INVESTMENI" CO. 10:45 pm Holidays ' 1350 Haslett Road fhtpijint As far as Kalama/oo only K - 332-5041 Clip Out and Save! O - Does not make Owosso 1 Friday, January 8, 1965 ^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Mil Challenge AIPS' Fronts Lost & Found Service LOST: DECEMBER 19. Young male Brittany Spaniel. White and red. Generous reward. 355-4662 or ED 7-0255. 4 DIAPER SERV1C wash for pers. Fluff dried and folded. types of diapers to choose from. Bulk cleaner, whiter dia¬ League Foes will be Hoopst Use yours or rent ours. Con¬ The Sabbath Service tainers furnished. No deposit. held in Hillel House at 10 a.m. ICE-MINNESOTA 25 years experience. BY-LO on Saturday. Sunday, a supper- DIAPER SERVICE. 1010 E. mixer social will be held at 6 p.m. State's hockey t Basketball Coach Forddy e Hawks soundly thrashed Wis- Michigan. IV 2-0421. C Anderson's realistic goal of "fin¬ msin 92-62 for their sixth win INCOME TAX. Convenient games at Minr.eso the season against four losses. ishing somewhere in the middle college education. location. Time and parking no The Spartar >nly one of the leagues out of your JOB RESUMES -100 copies of the pack" Indicates the overall haven't seen any conference action as yet. However, Mary a wealthy eighty year old Read our Bulletin on the three problem. Walter Hahn & Co., 533 Cherry at E. Hillsdale. $4.00 - Aldinger Direct Mail Advertising. 533 N. Clippert, teams have at least one mark in the loss column and Hidings. strength of the Big Ten this sea¬ son. UNCLE JOHN'S basic points. The catch, the will, Phone 484-7002. 3 5-2213." killing would sweep them to the head of the league IV C The Spartans will wade into the and the kill. Send 50£ for hand¬ INCOME TAX Notary. Yoi The Gophers top a close league race and promise to k< stiff competition Saturday against \ow Offers You BARBI MEL, Professional typist. tan end of the rink busy with a latented group of veteran ling costs to Share the Wealth, No job too large or too small. the University of Iowa in a game PO Box 9343, Lansing, Michi¬ which will tell how i lose A Complete gan. 3 Block off campus...332-3255. C TERM PAPERS, theses. Exper- OiV MAT-IOWA Xnderson's goal is tol'efulfilled. THE KNIGHTS OF HARMONY YOUNG RESPONSIBLE mother ienced. IBM Electric. Marianne The game opens the Big Ten Line ()f Meals fpf 'the lategt and finest season for State and is the first would like to care for infant or Harrington. 372-3280. C3 % With a 1-0-1 dual meet mark on the line, Michigan State's wrest- in series of weekend afternoon in Dance Music 332-2575 6 toddler in Spartan Village. 355- llng team takes ot Pig Ten foe Iowa Saturday i the Men's 1..M. a Ami Sandwiches, 1106. 5 TYPING."THESES, term papers. Spirts Arena begi: nn.g at ~:30 p.m. THE ROAD RUNNERS time is 2:30 p.m. at INCOME TAX - Notary. Your IBM Electric typewriters. XER¬ The Hawkeyes bring a spotless dual meet mark and ) squad loaded \\ lien You Dine Fieldhouse. home if desired. Nineteen years OX Copy Service. 337-1527. C with veterans here with the hope of purtu. a blot on the Spartan For Great Rock n' Roll It could also be the experience. Reasonable. M.A. Entertainment Pettit. Call TU 2-5333. i Transportation Both squads possess hopes of higher Inash in the Big lenthis portant game of the ye; (hit... Stop In. TV RENTALS for studen COMMUTER FROM Jackson nomical rates by the te nd Call Ken, 351-4532 6 FOR TOP-NOTCH rock-bottom rates, protection at it's State month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT¬ ALS. 484-9263. C FLY TO Daytona Beach, Florida, ication. Le; Cap- GYM-INTRASQUAD \ Msfffn^nlrtiona I Film Series^ LEARN BASIC fundamentals: Farm Mutual, the world's lar¬ hand writing analysis. 332-5694. gest auto insurer. Call or see March 19. Return to Lansing Saturday when the your State Farm agent today. evening of March 29. Student A TECHNICOLOR msical Ask for Ed Karmann, IV 5-7267, rate $"9 round trip. Call 33"- THESIS PRINTED -roTHtmujicof GEORGE GERSHWIN In Frandor. informa- C3 l ^ Ty( KELLY-* n Zenith portables THINKING OF a Pizza Party? - $9 per mo. C 6 Rapid Service Wanted > /SfJ LESLIE CAHON \W 2820 E. Grond Riv Contact Bimbo's Pizza first. Drafting Supplies WANTED TO RENT frc SWIM-RELAYS | y Qscoji LEVANT* (jtovps GUETAHV NINA~~~~ a Tnwir.UT C..J-. I__ Q 7 i o n .. foch \A\n IV 7-3761 Call 484-7817. C8 Sun.-Thurs. 6 AM-12 XEROX COPIES JOHNNY" JAMES QUARTET for free lance editing. 8:30 am. to Fresh from a dual meet dunking of Bowling Green Wednesday, Friday-Saturday 24 Hrs the finest in dance andparty mu¬ CAPITAL CITY BLUEPRINT 4:45 pm., Monday - Friday. $20 the Spartai swimmers move on to Ann Arbor Saturday n partici¬ sic. 351-5229. 5 per month. ED 2-4357 after 6:30 pate in the i inth running of the Big Ten Relays. ALPHA PHI OMEGA is better be- pm. 3 A power-pacVed :u id including Big T en teams, Ohio State, Indiana, cause it has a purpose. See why MALLCK A1X A 1 E student needs Wise, .sii, ,.„d in si Michigan will give c..ach Charles McCaffree a this Sunday, 3 pm. Lounge, Stu¬ housing Monday-Friday. Would sneak peek at league competition, which is expected to be as tough dent Services Building. 3 like to share in rental up to $30 WE TRY smarter. That saves 11 PING. TERM papers, theses, monthly. Call 355-2779. 3 you money. Gives you more in¬ GlRL FOR apartment winter or will .11 be t loin distances with team strength in each category surance protection. Phone general typing. Experienced. NA 7-6276, 8-5. ED 2-0590 after 5. winter and spring terms. Please Bubolz, 332-8671. C3 3 call 351-4514. 3 NOW 2nd GLADMER ... . WANTED: HORSEMEN inter- TERM PAPERS, theses, etc. NEEDED DESPERATELY! Two ested Classes in learning dressage. conducted by Chuck Electric IV 7-0619. typewriter. Accurate. 3 non-student tickets to U-MMSU HILARIOUS -THEATRE basketball game. Call Hugh Grant. ED 7-7635 or 355-8483 WEEK! EDIE STARR, typist. Thesis, dis- l.eac!,, 35S-&252, before 6pm.8 weekdays. 5 NOTE: FEATURE SHOWN SATURDAY AT 7: I c AND 9:30 p.m. ONLY - Peanuts Personal lor four children. February 11- SHOWN SUND AY AT 5: I 5- 7:1 5-9:30 p.m 16. Live-in. Five minutes to HAPPINESS FOR a Massachus- V\e carry a com¬ ANN BROWN typist and multi- campus. 332-2874. 5 She plays the girt setts Boy is A Massachussetts lith offset printing (black and white and color). IBM. General MOTHER OF one 6-month old who became plete stock of child desires babysitting in own Reference Books typing, term papers, theses, dis¬ m the leader home on campus. 355-9823. 3 sertations. ED 2-8384. C Recommended FOR SALE: Two-bedroom ranch. of the sex and Required for any course Service EXPERIENCED MOTHER will care for your pre-school child a coffee house in my East Lansing home near 3000V» East Kalamazoo Frandor. Begin anytime. 332- If don't have Lansing, Michigan we 3485. 3 a book in stock, DIAPER SERVICE, same diapers returned. Either yours or ours. order it for you at With our service you may in¬ NO EXTRA COST. clude two pounds of baby clothes that do not fade. Diaper pail fur- Len and Judy AM ERIC AN DIAPER SERVICE 914 E. Gier St. MICHIGAN ACCIDENT IV 2-0864 PROBLEM? Call Kalamazoo Street Body Shop. C w w THEATRE "Shown Once On" y^ Tonu Curtis Natalie Wood Henry Fonda GIBSON'S Small dents to large wrecks. BOOK STORE American and foreign cars. At 715 P.M. Come at 5:1S r 15 P.M. Lauren Bacall Guaranteed work. 489-7507.1411 East Kalamazoo. C See the Sneak at No Extra d "Father Charge. Mel Ferrer NEJAC TV RENTALS, 482-0624 Zenith portables $9 per mo. | Sex and the Single girl • - C8 BEST IN FOREIGN FILMS NO RAISE in prices at WEND- THE ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! ROW'S ECON-O-W ASH. 32 "BEST P!CtukE", speed clean washers, 20£ - ten BEST DIRECTOR minutes drying, 10£. 3006 Vine Next Attraction! BEST SCREENPLAY St., 1/2 block west of Frandor. C3 "YOUR CHEATIN' HFART" BEST MUSIC SCORE ABC CAMPUS-' 75c ,o 5:30 P M. 3rd WEEK! 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Tau Alpha, proof in the form of a MIRACLE which was foretold, bv owner A'illiam Clay Ford. tion with General Manager Ed¬ first; Ashei House for men, sec¬ described and is intensely personal Ask the Religious win Anderson and Personnel Dir¬ Leaders or send me a card marked f SP I 7 M> reply is Gi'mer, who was an All-Amer¬ ond; and Delta Zeta, third. ector Russ Thomas from a list free. non-Denominational. Christian Martvn \N Hart. ican Quarterback in his college 1 he Hi ass band and cheer- da\s at Alabama, has been given of 25 applicants. loaders will be present. Louie Box 53. Glen Ridge. N.J 07028 il/SAi. Gilmer is scheduled to be in Bender, winner of the L'rliest a ' r nee-year contract at an an¬ Detroit this morning for a news nual salary of 25-:! ousand dol¬ flreek C'T.te.-', J id Kathy Mayor lar a. Ctimer has been an assis¬ conference. r the pep rally committee will Gilmer was an All-America ts;.; coach with t: e Minnesota he basketball t esent skits. Quarterback in 1945 and had the \ ik ir.es. unusual distinction of being voted ent. ludt Their pre grama wi a i.ilk by Olympic s tor "We have a two-fold purpose the witter term railus," cf Jlagaltg the Most Valuable Player in two said. "V\e want place# Georr.e Alison who re- medalist Gary Dilley a I aack • . intro¬ cia't director of residence h ills; .n d 1 a, a Dart, music; Bill Moffitt, instructor in 1948, promoting the Winter Sportacular pep rally Bureau Washington but a Redskins series of in injuries and an¬ are 8 p.m. tonight in Jenison Fieldhouse wish for Spar¬ music: and ('In rence (Biggie) Vlu tin, assi«* ii t director t m .dent ac- For a relaxing evening in Ja- . 1 3 and 1 4, other quarterback named Slingin' tan teams. Photo by Bruce Matasick Re :a mpu t-'lulniefj (l ump) Elliott, foot¬ a luxurious atmosphere, Sammy Baugh kept him on the ball come on out to the House coach it the I . rsity . ! and Thursday bench most of the time. 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